CM MK Stalin is confusing students over NEET exam in Tamil Nadu - Pollachi MLA Jayaraman

Coimbatore: Pollachi lMLA's office has been closed for more than two months due to the threat of coronavirus.


Coimbatore: Pollachi lMLA's office has been closed for more than two months due to the threat of coronavirus.



The office of the legislator was opened today as the coronavirus spread is currently declining.



MLA Jayaraman lit a candle to reopen the office and speaking to reporters, he said, "CM MK Stalin promised during the election campaign that the NEET election would be cancelled if the DMK came to power. But so far no action has been taken. He continues to confuse and play with the lives of millions of students by not saying if there is a choice. A resolution has been passed in the Assembly against the exam in the AIADMK regime. So the Chief Minister MK Stalin should put pressure on the Central Government on the issue of the NEET exam."

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